Steve Jobs was a "noticer" that could be harsh at times, sensitive at others

Ars Technica
By Chris ForesmanOct 2, 2012, 4:10 pm393 pts
Plenty of ink has been spilled since former Apple CEO Steve Jobs passed away almost one year ago. The official biography by Walter Isaacson tips the scales at nearly 600 pages and revealed plenty: Jobs regretted not having live-saving cancer surgery earlier. He livid over Android's purported copying of iOS.…

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